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New research by The Charity Report reveals where private foundations spend their money

(December 14, 2020) Since the July 2020 Intelligence Report, Where Wealth Resides, subscribers and readers have said they would like to see a deeper dive into where private foundations spend their money. Who exactly benefits from their largesse?  By how much?  Today, The Charity Report has released a follow-up report called Who Gives and … [Read more...] about New research by The Charity Report reveals where private foundations spend their money

How to be a kid in a country that can’t tell you the number of children dying in care

(November 17, 2020) Being in the care of child welfare agencies are where too many children are going to die.  In July 2020, APTN reported that, between January 1,2020 and “since the novel coronavirus was called a pandemic on March 11”, 11 indigenous children died in the care of child welfare agencies in North Ontario. The news agency was only able to … [Read more...] about How to be a kid in a country that can’t tell you the number of children dying in care

Kids Help Phone CEO Katherine Hay in a Feature Interview

(November 16, 2020) The Charity Report editor in chief Gail Picco spoke with Kids Help Phone CEO Katherine Hay on November 14, 2020 to talk about the context of the crisis line’s work, the well-being of its counsellors, what is takes to be available to Canadian children and the use of technology. The interview is on the heels of a story broadcast by CBC’s Go Public on … [Read more...] about Kids Help Phone CEO Katherine Hay in a Feature Interview

Mazarine Treyz: What a woman can do

(November 5, 2020) Mazarine Treyz has an answer to the question many white people have been asking of Black, Indigenous and people of colour in the wake of the racial and economic injustice laid bare by the pandemic and police violence. What can I do?  As the sole proprietor of a business offering online education to prospective leaders in the nonprofit sector, Treyz … [Read more...] about Mazarine Treyz: What a woman can do

Blumberg Snapshot: Taking measurement of the charity sector, 2010 to 2018

(October 30, 2020) The charity sector is unique and notoriously difficult to measure. There are approximately 86,000 charities in Canada, one for every 430 people in the country. Organizations falling under the charity umbrella include large post-secondary institutions and hospitals, as well as a neighbourhood groups with $5000 in the bank. If every charity issued an annual … [Read more...] about Blumberg Snapshot: Taking measurement of the charity sector, 2010 to 2018

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